CHORUS actively collaborates with European initiatives, research projects, and stakeholder networks that share the ambition of advancing connected, cooperative, and automated mobility. These collaborations foster knowledge exchange, promote the uptake of innovative solutions, and strengthen the project’s impact across the European CCAM ecosystem. The initiatives below highlight the synergies established throughout the lifetime of the project..

CARMONY

CARMONY is shaping smarter, safer, and greener traffic systems across Europe through next-generation orchestration. By connecting people, vehicles, and infrastructure in real time, we turn complexity into harmony—for cities, highways, and everyone on the move.

CERTAIN

CERTAIN delivers a resilient, human-centric framework for continuous safety assurance in Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) across Europe. Placing Safety, Trust, Acceptance and Comfort (STAC) at the heart of every vehicle lifecycle stage—from design to deployment—it ensures technology evolves with people in mind.

CCAMbassador

CCAMbassador complements the coordination and alignment efforts of the CCAM Partnership and expands stakeholder engagement and knowledge sharing beyond R&I communities to support faster transitions from innovation to implementation. CCAMbassador assists mobility solution implementers (e.g. infrastructure providers, transport service providers, local/regional authorities) in turning innovations into real service operations by identifying key building blocks for deployment and fostering cross-border collaboration and harmonised approaches.

FRODDO

FRODDO aims to create safer, smarter, and more adaptable transportation systems that address the challenges posed by increasingly complex road environments. Through the innovative use of advanced sensing technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital twin simulations, it aims to make automated driving a reality for all.

SOTERIA

SOTERIA is a Horizon Europe project, joining 16 partners towards a systematic deployment of road safety solutions in complex urban environments, especially for vulnerable populations. At the operational level, SOTERIA uncovers unexplored behavioral characteristics of Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) and engages Living Lab communities in social innovation activities, towards the co-creation of urban safety solutions and infrastructure designs.